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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-04-15
The Husbands Command
mentS.

EDS. CITIZEs:-The sociables are
SO numerous that many times the
husband and children are LETT alone TO
take care Of themselves, while the
wife is out enjoying herself, therefore
it becomes an important duty Tor the
husband to establish rules. whereby
be and the children may be protected.
La the following you will ind
THE HUsBAs COMMANDMENTS.
Thou shalt lore no OF her man but
me.
Thou shalt not have any other
likeness Of any man but thy hus-
band.
Thou shalt not keep it in secret
and worship it, for l, thy husband,
am jealous husband
Thou shalt not speak Thy husbands
name with levity.
Remember thy husbands' COM
mandments TO keep them sacred.
Honor thy husband and obey him
that thou mayst be long in tie home
be has given thee.
Thou shalt not fad fault when thy
husband chew and smokes and takes
glass of beer when he is out ail
night with the boys.
Thou shalt not ecoid under any cir
cumstances.
Thou shalt not permit thy hug
band to wear a buttonless shirt, but
shalt keep his clothing in good re-
pair for going ou. at night.
Thou shalt not continually gad
about, neglecting thy husband and
children.
Thou shalt not strive to live in the
styIe OF thy neighbor unless thy hcs-
band has wealthy relatives and ls
able to support it.
Thou shalt not coyet thy neigh
boris fine house, nor his fine furni-
ture, nor his wife's silk dress or the
paint On her face, nor anything that
Is thy neighbors.
Thou shalt not go TO WON an 4
Rights meetings, neither TO speak
thyself or TO hear others speak,
Thou shalt not ecolG il thy husband
stays out all night
Thou shalt not sum up large bills
at the stores which thy husband If
unable TO foot, for verify, Ee knoweth
his own business and is capable Of al
tending to it.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-04-15
B. 4 b.
Spring Dress Fabrics

Our lamentations are now all IL, also our -
ya1ce orders with domestic manufacturers, aiN
we feet justified n saying thei; HefeL n1s
shown In any fGarKcf. such an eicgant, Spl"te
ana cheap stock Of Dress "1cGS as ''f~aio ~"
oleilng. ...,...,,.,, ,,,,,it. tho
question of price and the Interest OF The pocket
BOOK IS q matter Of Importance, ana dcHi'i"iS
orr fhe Two ig8ies we Solicit your patronage
ana win risk our reputation that sou VIII Le
benefit bg II and wc retain Jphf lFane, o,,.,,,o
Limited space VIII only apInlI oi an pubiIlS
Cna,yJcte line Of spring Shades OF 39-inri All
wool Imported TricOti!ete Grey ana Bro"h .llA-
lures. II - cent?; EntlrciJ -" ara fltEa''c.
5..ipch AIl-WO OOi Sebastap0I or t0upuTe cora
al 10 cents, In large line of spring shades:
handsome assortment pi 1o-I,iC ~ ), ~ IL
cloths at u ceuts, all shades, anl notice the
width, - lu"nes.
CHOICE IMP0gTED NOVELTIES
I'm small broken Chccks, Hair Lines ana MIX
iures ia Grey Light Brown, and btl2e cHec,3'
arc the proper Things Tor spring Dress dpohs:
Ne are showing a bewlidering assortment oI
these from tie best German Manu!aciners ~
80 ana 42-inch goods AZ u cents, SlOp anu Sl'-''
4J.inch Hair stripe Cashmere Cords, ali WOOL
In Ine " cDlDr5 at - cents; cacup - cents.
Cbeck Novelties wool niiinE. ~ ihehes, houee
the width a. - cent?; wOui1 De very cAf'P a.
30 cents ,....,,
hIsn 90 yarls ;, siripc NOgcltes, wool MI
inc In au cDiors. at - cents; an extra bifHdlh.
In velvet stoca are many eElraofdlhary
things. A.. ,,.,..,.1 ,.i,,.g
al 5G-ccuta; these are sLGO goods. ,,...,..
hIsy large assortment u lDlnfh.t tJlored SHlp'
! Nelyets AT 70 cents. worth sl.D.
IN SILK DEPARTMENT.,
T,yo ggccl3Iitles are ~ inch Black auraha at y
! cenJg. I'm pure giIk stock. are considered even
| cYt-a valns II sJd at 90 cents.
/ GJl0fed SnrJh8. 10 inches vide ln an sh'ne5'
| AT "a cents; usually sDid at rs cent?.
! LACE CCRTAiSs! LAth cihIAiNs
SPECIAL PATTERNS!
o1r own iinportationg. ~ gtOO $i.2j and extra
| vaiues: f,ill length aHd Wltl aad taped edge ~
| 81 ~ ~ $500 q pair a..
p0riercs Lauabrcquin8, Felts. Curtaln Poiea'
| Chains. &C., @c. ..t,
| Bras Trimmed Curtain fole complete ''id3'
/ 10 RINGS and brackets, a. - cents.
/ epcciul ynIrcs AT tbi5 season OF the year IN
| uotsehOid Linens. MusllnA, shsetlh2t. ETC. elt
| send Your Orders FOR samples and prices %
| our mail Grdcr department. being as expilalt ~
| possible in mentioning kind di Go"i5 WAiltn
/ and your request wiz be- answered promptly
| gitl newest goods ana lowest prices ohcfed
anywhere.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-04-15

Persons born in the same year
have q sort OF feeling for each ether.
AS sge comes on they watch each
other, and wonder whose sands OF
life will run the longest.
Women that have been pro-
nounced incurable by he best physi-
clans have been completely cured By
Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
mound.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-04-15

Drunkenes or Liq0ur Habit,
can be Cured by administering
Dr.. Haines' Golden Spe!flic.
II can BE- given il a cap Of coffee
Or tea without the knowledge
Of the person takiog it, ef-
fecting a speedy and permanent cure,
whether the patient IL moderate
drinker or an aicosU'c wreck.
Thousands Of drnnk4rIs have been
made temperate men who have taken
the Golden Specific in their coffee with
ont their knowledge, and to-day be-
lieye they quit drinking Of their own
free-wiIl No harmful results from lte
administration. Send for circular aud
full particulars. Address ia conf
dence GOLDEN SPECIFIC Co, 1875
Race ST. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-04-15
HEIDI Halpi

Hops, Burgundy Pitch and Gums
combined make the famous Hop
Plosters best and strongest plaster
ever known. Multitudes say SO.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-04-15

-Isn't il about time this beating
Of tomtons and blowing Of the hew-
gag On the streets, ia the name Of re-
ligioD, was stopped?
What is more nasty than run
ming sores, ulcers, pitnples, boila.
ecroluia, erysipelas, etc? Now, "Dr,
Liadsey's Blood Seascher" cures
them ell.
--Forty.four whiekey TASKS were
found in the ball after the adjourn
ment Of the Idsho'Legielature. One
Of them was not quite empty, aud IL
supposed to have been dropped by
some stranger.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-04-15
klSklNE
rCHr sEtF GglNINE)
Ill.T
a SPECIFIC FOR MALARIA,
RHEUMATISM,
NERVOUS PR0STRATION,
and ali Germ Diseases.

and ali A1cELu DL-E.SoE>
FOR COLDS EA,kINE Z HAS Bt-f-N tOtN ~
To M ALMOST \ SPECIFIC. superior 70 qui-
nine.
Bellevue Hospital. y. Y. Universally successful
l..Every patient treat
sr francis UJspttal. Ny. ed with h2sEine has
- tbeeu disch'Td cured.
Rev. Jas. L Hau- Chaplain Albany, Peni5ensl /
arT. writes THAT kassine has cured hls Wlle. =
~ fvre-lry years suffering from malaria anu
1lrrv0us drsg3egs-a. write bin for parJ-tlia! ;
s.. Joseph : HgsFlt4l. :. /: It's use Is coI49ld-
er--Ci fDdfsneuSable. II acts perfectly.
p-of :. =. TIJIcJIlbe u. u. - East 25te s.,
y T.. Hate PROF.. In y. \. Med. College writes:
.sEasEins IS superior 70 gulnine II Us SpeclIlc
power. and never produces the sligEfSot INJURY
10 rne hearing Or constitution
Thousands upon thousands write tAat kas-
t,fTs tas cured them after al other me5!cine
hed f1flaI Write Tor book q testimonials.
KasEine can be taken without any si3ecidi
medical ads.ce. s1.0J Per bottle. sold Dy >. =:
REDICK. Butler OF sent by nan on r6celpe VI
KASKINE co, - Warren St, New York.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-04-15


and other nigh: meetings that the
wife is often left alone part, or all
night. with three or four small chill
dren-the vile is br oxen hearted, not
knowing when her husband will re-
turn 10 protect herself aud the
children she adopts the folio wing:
THE wiFgs' COMMANDMENTS
Thou shalt have no other woman
but me.
Thou shalt not have picture or
likeness Of any other woman but me,
for | only am thy wife, and a jealous
wife
Remember thy wife's command
ments to keep them sacred so long az
ye shalt live.
Love and cherish thy wife, and nc
other woman, that che ay live log.
ingly together in the home thou CAV.
eat unto her.
Thou shalt not fnd fault when thy
wife goes ou: 10 spend money buying
fashionable shawla and dresses, for !
am thy wife.
Thou shalt not ecold.
Thou shalt not suffer thy wife Il
wear threadbare d-ess, but shall
keep ber decently clad aud in gooc
repair to go ou. 10 all the sociables
Thou shalt furnish buttons anG
thread to keep thine and Thy chill
drcn's shirts ~ order. Fail not
Thou shalt not gad about from ca
loon u saloon, after sunset, neglect
ing thy wife and children.
Thou shal' not dress thyeelf in fash
ion unless thou dress thy wife al
10.
Thou shalt not 20 TO spiritual o
other sleight t.ofLand meetings, ,neithc
10 speak thyself, nor hear other
speak: thns saith thy wife.
Thou shalt not find fault If th,
wife should fail in getting the meal
in due time. for knowest thou, o
man better late than never.
Thou sbolt not drink beer cor apil
its, nor chew nor smoke, for knowes
thou it congumeth money. Verily
verify, / say unto thee ! am mistref
Of the ousc thou gaycat INTO me.
+.
ALLEGHEsY TWP, April ., 1887.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-04-15
SoyG-The day viii be intensely cold,
when Il. \. Heck is undersold, &c.

ACT cTU.-ScFNE 2-Time Il am. Enter throng OF
people. old men. young men. ladies', ciil- Lli-
dren managing ElairOnS WltA MARTA aDie ,it
d9rrhfars who with one accord larry
Shrek with delight at ~ wonderful bar
gains shown The beautiful young LADY;
Cinderella finds some jeUelery, pair ol
C-TsefS a Dair OF Kid GloFeS, an elegant
pair OF Hose that set her of 50 eXquisitely
mat dude from Cnionville and a young
man from Greece city both pr0poSe.as the
Creace Cjt- man mas on one OF y. =. Heck
irresistible suits. Cinderella decides to
TatrGniZe home Industries ana accepts
lilirides Ec but decides not 70 leave this
world while lie can get clothing 50 cheap
ID A. HECK'S Great Emporium.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-04-15

There seems to be q great deal
Of good -natured rivalry in the millin-
cry business this spring.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-04-15
Swithin C. Shortiidge's Academy,
For Young Hen end Eo,s, Media, Pa.

70 miles from Philadelphia. Fixed price covers
every expense even looks, &c. No extra
charges. No Incidental CvTenses-No examina-
tion for admission. Twelve experienced teach
ers. all men and all graduates. Special oppor-
tunitles for apt student 70 advance rapidly.
Special drill Tor dul ard backward Loys. Pa
irons or students may select any studies or
choose the regular EnElisn Scientific. Business,
Classical or Civil Engineering course. students
Gitted at Media Academy are now In Harvard:
Yale. Princeton and ten other Colleges and
Polytechnic schools. 13 students sent TO col
lece IN 1888, Is in 1874. 10 IN 1885, 10 IN 1886
graduating class every year in the commercial
department A Physical and Chemical Labo-
ratory, Gymnasium and Eau Ground 1900 vols.
added 70 Library IN iS>3. Physical apparatus
doubled In 1883 Media hos seven churches and
n temperance chart er wllch prohibits the sale
OF All Intoxicating drinls FOR new Illustrated
circular address the PriBoi3al and Proprietor.
SWITniN &. sH0RTLIDGE, A. H., Ilarvard
Graduate) Media, Pa s-6-S6-ly
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-04-15

Tie Judges Of tie State do not
sgree in their Interpretation Of the
license laws. Scarcely two Of them
see The Law in the same light.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-04-15
How TO Gain Flesh and
rength.

Use after each meal Scots Emul-
sioG: il = Bs paateble al milk and
easily Gige7 Cd Delicate people i'm
prove rapidly wiib IFS use. For con-
snuDtiCn, throat affections and Bfon-
cbitls II Is uleqlaiied DR.. Thomas
Z. iD, AIa, says: II used Scots
EmClsion on child eight months
Old; be gained Iour pounds in a
month.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-04-15
a Pleasant Cordial.

Tntps Expoctorant raises the
ph!egm. subdues infammation and
: speedily cures the most obstinate
coughs. Children take IL readily.
For Group it is invaluable. 20 cents
agd 81 per bottle.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-04-15

ATTORNEYS AT LAW. |
LEV. McQUISTION
Office near Court House, South Main st.
CHARLES 4. McPHERRIN,
Atty at Law. Office with L. Il. Mitchell, Di
mold, Butler, Pa. Collections u specially
feb5S6Iy
JAMES B. MATES.
Attorney at Law. Office at No. 20 S. Main st
opposite Heincman's Book Store
IRA McJUNKIN,
Atto,ney at Law. Room 3, Reiber building But
Ier IA. Entrance ON Cunningham ST.
GEORGE C. PILLOW,
Attorney at Law and SURVEY OR, Main stree
Butler, Pa. Oiice with }. ID. McJun'sin.
ii. EASTMAN.
Office with Clarence Walker.
5. T. BOwsER,
Onlce in Brady's Law Building.
s.B. SNYDER,
Once in B'ady Building.
S. H. PIERSOL,
Office On =. Z. corner Diamond Riddle Building
4. 81. Cornelius. w J. Welsh.
CORNELIUS & WELSH,
Attorneys at Law-Ofice in Berg's bulldln
second story. AL" Nv
J. ID. McJUNKIN,
Oaice in Schneideman's building, west side OF
Main street. I'd square from Court House,
TC. CAMPBELL.
ONCE in Bergs new building, Il floor ea ST side
Of Main street a fcw doors south OF Lowry
House.
A. TBLACK.
Office on Main street. one door south of Brady
Block, Butler, Pa.
AARON T. REIBER,
| onice with L. c. Campbell, Berg building But
| Ter, Pa.
C. CHRISTIE,
| Attorney at Law. Legal business carefully
/ transacted. Collections made aud promptly re-
nltied. Business correspondents promptly at
| tended 10 and answered.
T. BONLY,
Office near Court House,
" D. BRANDO%,
| O1icc IN Berg's building.
CLARENCE MAKER.
| Southeast corner Of Diamond. Butler, Pa.
FERD REIBER,
Office IN Reibcr', building Jefferson street.
WJ. II. LU5n.
Office in Riddle Building Diamond.
FRANCIS KOHLER.
.ttorney-at-Iaw and Notary Public Counsel
| aiven III German and English Onca south oi
Court House,
j. G. M'JUNKGS. J. 81 GALEkEATH'
HcJUSKIN e GALBREArH,
omce opposite Willard House, Butler, Pa.
GEO. X. WHITE,
Office n T. corner Of DiamDnd.
J. r. BRITAIN,
Office on Diamond
THOMAS RoBINSON.
BUTLEE, "a,
join II. NEGLEY
Giyes rartIcular attention 10 transactions II
/ Real Estate throughout the county. once 81
Diamond, near Court House i'm CITfZEH Bitldlhi
: JOS G vAEDERLfN,
Gnice Main st., door south Of Court House
Nj. Tn0arsov. ~. c. TaoMrsol
THOMPSON & 5oN,
afforney at Law. O5dc. on the west side Ol Mai
; 81. 5 fsW doors Aorth Of 'frOiiindn's dry gopo
a store.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-04-15

ACT III -SCESE 3.--Time ten years later:
HECK'S LARGEST EMPORIUM.
Ten years are supposed to have elapsed.
d. A. HECE'S store quadrupled III SIZE:
EutIer a metropolis. arrival CT se'cfal
rTCrrslgns electric trains and nunber
OF balloons. with crowds oi people 10 Iuy
Clothing. Underwear,
Hats, Caps Collars,
Neck Ties, Hosiery,
Suspenders, EIandEcTchieis,
Umbrellas, Trunks
Nalises, Satcnels,
BIZ and PocketDOOks,
Cloth, Hair and Tooth Brushes
and InnumerabIe other articles which
IgroUs men and plump mGtrOns gather
around the proprietor, all agreeing lhat
their rise in the world began from the no
nent they began to buy their goods from
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-04-15
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
d 1Ee SkE.E
Faims, Houses and Lots For
Sale.

Information can be given ut the
CITIZEN Office oi Gcvcral good farms
ia this county that arc for sale.
Algo Of a lot Of about eleven acres
on which IL new house, good water,
etc, and about five miles from But
Ter.
Also an cfiice, two rooms, in Butler,
suitable for an Attorneys or other
Office.
Also several lots within the bor
ough Of Butler.
Enquire at CITIZEN Office.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-04-15
D. A. HECK,

Cinderella ana her husband about u &c
DIrt for III. Chestnut Ghis - no chestnul
The I'niOngille dude. Il dude no longer Dul
a rich business man in the city o1 Butler.
Population 10OoD, noted cnleHy 1or ptihS
M I,tost epterprisipg city in the county,
and for fair dealing and Tor the fact ID. a.
HICKS Emporium, Duny'b Block Is me
headquarters 1or good goods, falr dealihs
ana iOW prices.
All win now Join IN singlng:-
How d. A. Heck is selling ciOthe5
Nay down at bed rock
.Tiist watch the crowd that daily goes
ToD.A Hcch's In DuIy Block
curt ain falls 10 slow but sure music.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-04-15

Song by company. joined by audience;
It's cur experience, one and all,
And every CEe Who tries IL hLo"s'
That d 4. HECK has got the can,
And takes The town in selling clo'hes.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-04-15
HAVE YOU
RHEUMkT ISM?
RUSSIAN
RHEUM
CURE

.rx;. re,re,Iv has the endorsement OF ContInentA
p,r.iesxus and Gosernment Sanitary Commissions,
= -eIl a the THOUSANDS Of sufferers to whom u Las
bruught relief. 1t has saFsd oiiers-Au WIZ n4'o
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-04-15

Untu further notice. This powerful work Is
wonderful and varie5 5ated combination OF
trazleal comedy and comical Tragedy
and never tails 10 bring down the house.
TI4a actors are all stars. The cJ5tuIulAg
will be a strong feature. The following Drlen!
outlined is the
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-04-15

Prothonotary's Office, March 2s, 1857.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-04-15

+ n. Tu0arso~. ~. G. TaoM FsOE
THOMPSON & son,
Ati6rncy II Law. once 0a the west side ol Man
81. 5 f;W doors Aorth Of froiiindh's dry go'oS
store.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-10-01
"a LITTLE NONSENSE"

w hen does = lady treat n man like
telescope? When she draws him out,
looks him through and then shuts him
up - Erchdnqc
There is n great difference between
muSkct and a domestic. A musket,
for instance, never kicks till il goes OF.
l0akcrS Statesman.
A swimming school in Frankfort
on-thc-Main announces in English:
swimming instructions given by "A
teacher of both sexes.
The barber who slicks up our hair.
and the chiropodist who rcmodcls our
feet both should bc called DESTINY"
for that is what "shapes our ends"
My son, look out for these .'disin-
tcrested' people. They are. most Of
them. very much interested even when
"disintcrcstcd. ST AlbapS Messcn-
ger.
In the wilds of Borneo the thirsty
cannibal throws knife. sticks man
and drinks blood; in Boston the thirsty
tramp throws dice. sticks his friend
and drinks beer. -Hdrrard Lampoon.
Anxious Muthcr--"lt was after nine
o'clock when Clara came down to her
breakfast this morning. aud the poor
girl didu', look well at all Her sys-
tenn needs touching up. What dn YOU
think If iron?" Father-.t;ood
idea Mother What kind of
iron had she better take?" Father
"She had better take a nat-iron."
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-10-01
NOTHING MORE TO LEARN.
Educational Matters Discussed by Gradu.
atcs of "a Boarding School.

Edith (munching n cream puff oh,
what lovely spread! Nell, you're the
boss trCatcr!
Ncll-Ilear. hear! a graduate. and
she says boss
Edith-Oh, fudge; Madame isn't
around!
Ncll-lts n good thing she isn't,
with these mcringues in view.
Edith-That baky is darling.
Clara-llow does he get them in.
any way?
Nell-Why, he has an extra tray
quite AT the bottom of his basket, that
no one suspects.
Edith-les; isn't it Jolly? | wouldn't
care n sou for the meringues if we
were allowed TO buy them.
Nell-Edith, you are really de-
praved.
Edith-Oh. | just love To be fast!
S,GIa- SeiI i oh. how perfectly dreadful
Clara--Oh. girls; mamma bought my
graduation dress yesterday
Nell-Oh. what is it9
Clara-lndan muslin and valen-
ciennesi just too lovely for any use!
Edith got mine last week. I've .
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-10-01
Temporary Relief.


Baglcy-I understand you and Miss
Robinson have come To an understand
ing in that brcacn-of-promise case.
Bsiley-Yes.
Bnsley-Whst do YOU pay herr
Bsilcy-Pay her! Do YOU think I'm
going to throw away five thousand dol
lars? No. sir; sooner than do that
offered her my hand again. That'll
stave matters of for five years more. -
It'd BIS.
1t was Spitcful, but spitcfulncss
can not be lrgislated out of human ma
turc. did YOU hear that Mrs. Smith
lis having her picture paintcd?' You
don't say. That old thingN YES. in
deed; painted in OIL "Well, never!
In oilP II she ever wants to have a
good likeness she'll have to be painted
in vinegar. '-San Francisco Chronicle.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-10-01

There are lots Of hard boys al Tufts
College.
When a lady loses her back hair it is
miss-placed switch.
Captain Kidd in editor Of daily pa
per at Springfield, Illinois.
1t IL said that Cleveland is daily grow
ing stronger and also stouter.
Beer is usually followed by whiskey
and whiskey is as often followed by bier.
AT this season Of the year it is can and
will with the majority Of housed keepers.
A man was seen in a Massachusetts
town the other day with a porous plaster
on his face.
young man springs the ancient chestnut.
This i5a fair day fOrthe race.
In England it is quite common occur
ence 10 see "Ten Knights in IA Bar room
without going to the theatre.
A treaty has been negotiated between
the United States and Jamaica. II will
rum.
A negro boy living in South Carolina
IL said TO subsist on gravel. He may not
be "a dude but he certainly lives on cana
ry bird food
An exchange has an article headed
"Schnrz on Newspaper Men. We think
they are IA first rate article on n news
paper man he can afford them.
The Philadelphia mint is unable TO
supply the demand for minor coins. This
is not strange for the demand for coin
with most people always exceeds the
supply.
A little Michigan girl has without as-
sistancc picked and mounted ON cards,
and exhibited at church fair, =. .l2j spec.
linens Of four-lcaf cloyer,-EX. She ought
To have good luck.
Senator Hampton, of South Carolina. in |
in Washington on an interesting mission. |
II is said he il trying 10 persuade the |
President 10 accept AN extremely spirited |
horse as II present.
man escaped from Rhode Island !
jail by making rope Of newspapers |
twisted together. Newspapers have got |
many scoundrcl into Jail, but they are
not often used 10 get scoundrcls out
Chicago Inter Ocean.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-10-01

b. w. Pearce, the publisher of the
Newport Or. l.) Enterprise, commenced
the publication of the paper when he was
sixty-seven years of age. He has run it
about eighteen months, and during that
period has filled at the same time the
manifold positions of editor proprietor,
publisher, foreman, compositor. proof
reader, mailing-clerk, collector, etc. also
delivering the paper TO local subscribers
besides running a small job office, in
which he is also compositor and press
man. and managing news depot IN
connection with his office. The original
matter, including at times poctical eff
fusions' he composes directly from the
case without copy y.-Monthly Union.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-10-01

In spite of the sentiment and aprropri.
ateness, the country seems quite unan-
imous that the presidency should no, be
transmitted from father TO son. unless
the latter is worthy successor. Lincoln
and Grant must win their spurs bv a
longer and severer political apprentice
ship before they can fill positions graced
by their respected sires. The Adams
family furnish the only example in
American history where father and son
have been called to the White House, but
John Quincy Adams as richly deserved
the honor as his famous father. and
gained a reputation and experience in
statemanship by long service TO his
country in minor capacities before he was
elevated TO the highest Office in the gift
Of the people.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-10-01

The People came ont two weeks since
with new head. One great trouble
with the financial standing of the paper
Is that IL has had too many heads i'm the
past. The first year of it's issue medical
advertisements Were utterly ignored /;
now some of the worst kind of them
disgrace their columns Burrllvillc
Gazette.
The Gazette is somewhat severe ON Its
near neighbor. Possibly the patent
medicines will cure the Peoples head
troubles.